The phrase "the bargain between" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an agreement or deal that has been made between two or more parties. Some possible examples of using this phrase in a sentence are: - "The bargain between the two companies included a 50% profit-sharing agreement." - "After several days of negotiation, they finally reached a bargain between them." - "He was determined to get a fair bargain between himself and his business partner."
The bargain between management and labour ended in the 80s.
JUSTICE STEVENS reads McClurg to convey that "Congress cannot change the bargain between the public and the patentee in a way that disadvantages the patentee". Post, at 239.
While the bargain between science and political culture was at times challenged — the nuclear power debate of the 1970s, for example — the battles were fought using scientific evidence.
The bargain between government and the market that allowed the United States and the other Western democracies to share growing prosperity from the end of World War II until recent years was essentially a social democratic achievement.
The courts let the sentence stand, but the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled that it violated the bargain between Judge Feinberg and Mr. Spence.
But she adds that the dust-up highlights certain discomfiting facts about the bargain between studios, who want an onslaught of reviews to help their promotional efforts (except when they don't), and critics, who want time to compose their thoughts.
It has never joined the League of American Theaters and Producers, which handles the bargaining between producers and the major unions, choosing to negotiate directly.
At present, they are largely helpless observers of the bargaining between judge and prosecutor on the length of their client's sentence.
Adama rejects orders from "a schoolteacher," and sets up a clever dramatic arc about the struggles of women in leadership roles and the bargaining between military and civilian decision-makers during battle.
Only once that comes into play can the bargaining between boards and bosses become a more equitable affair.Lavish pay-outs are not only costly in themselves but can also damage the long-term health of a company.
This reflected a decentralisation of power and the bargaining between high-ranking nobles so that the king could maintain power, but led to a progressive weakening of the king's rule.
